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Will the BMW Z3 ever get classic status?

I have bought a 1998 BMW Z3 2.8i. It’s a manual and is in very good condition with one owner from new and 34,250 miles on the clock. The car was on SORN (laid up in 2010) but I have recommissioned it with new brakes, fluids and MoT. Will it gain value as a classic in years to come, or should I cash in now?

Asked on 2 April 2015 by gibsid

Answered by Honest John
At least wait a month or two until the weather warms up. BMW Z3 2.8is are great lookers and future classics but haven't seen big rises yet, so if you want to make money on it you'll need to keep it a couple more years.

I don't think it will make big money at auction yet, but advertising privately there's a chance you'll find a punter who just has to have it. Be very careful about uninsured test drives and about taking the money. Cash, handed over in a bank, where you can immediately bank it, is best.
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